Tag: New Release
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Oppenheimer Film Review – A Tale of Cinematic Annihilation
Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer absolutely dominates the character. He looks extremely focused, and well-versed about the needs of the character and goes on to deliver a compelling performance. Cillian beautifully captivates on all life phases of Oppenheimer from his student days to qualifying as the Project Director of the Manhattan Project. He also…
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Kohrra Webseries Review – Captivating High Tension that Chokes Morality
Kohrra is a gripping crime drama that chokes the grim reality of life and relationships. “Love is a Bitch” they say; the entire plot of Kohrra somewhat revolves around this four-letter word, LOVE. As we enter the finale, we can conclude that not only “Love is a Bitch” but also “Love Kills.” Love invokes feelings…
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Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review – Premise is the King
Warning: This review may contain spoilers. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is the seventh installment in the Mission Impossible movie series directed by Christopher McQuarrie and co-written with Erik Jendresen. In the initial few minutes, we are introduced to the antagonist, who has no face, mass, or footprints but possesses immense power to…
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Extraction 2 Review – A Mixed Bag of Impressive Action and Disappointing Storyline
Beware of Spoilers Extraction 2 commences with rescuing the critically injured Tyler Rake, played by Chris Hemsworth. His team of mercenaries, which includes Nik Khanonl and Yaz Khan, who are also playing supporting characters, dispose of him in a remote, peaceful location away from the hustle and bustle of the city. As Tyler tries to…
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Evil Dead Rise Movie Review – Never Seen Before Gothic Monstrosity
Written & Directed by Lee Cronin, Evil Dead Rise, is a sequel to Evil Dead from 2013 which has migrated its demonic zone from woods to a city tower. Honestly, we were anxious if this relocation would play out well as the wood’s location and isolated cabin came with their perks of seclusion. But Director…
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Mrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway movie review- A wounded tigress who shook the Sunderbans
Directed by Ashima Chibber Written by Sameer Satija, Ashima Chibber, and Rahul Handa Cinematography by Alvar Kõue Edited by Namrata Rao Music by Amit Trivedi Have you experienced how worried your mother would get when you, as a child, stayed late at your friend’s place without informing her? Have you seen her stay up all…
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Why Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway is not to be missed
One can never fathom a mother’s mental nightmare when her children are separated. Dating back to 2007, Mrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway is one such true story of an Indian family who had to, unfortunately, experience this path carved out of thorns. This story highlights the extreme absurdity of certain institutions in Norway whose alienation from…
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The Pale Blue Eye movie review- Too Easy to Crack
Hello everyone! The Pale Blue Eye, written and directed by Scott Cooper and inspired by the 2003 novel of the same name by Louis Bayard, was released on Netflix on January 06. Today, we will share our experience watching it. You can check out the Trailer of The Pale Blue Eye here. We will be…
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3 Movies to watch in January 2023
Are you exhausted from watching mundane web series from the comfort of your home and are desperately missing the big screen and sound effects of a theater? Are you hunting for a movie you can watch with your family? Are you slightly confused about which movie is worth your dime? Relax! We have got your…